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The 22 best hardware synths in the world today
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The best hardware synths in the world today
Software synths are convenient, relatively cheap (free, in some cases) and many of them sound terrific, so why would you buy a hardware model? Live performance is one obvious reason but, for many, a 'real' instrument is something that simply has more soul.
Recently - and for the first time since 2012 - we asked you to pick a favourite from a user-generated shortlist of the best hardware synths currently in production. Based on your votes, we've compiled the following rundown.
Obviously, each of these instruments is distinctly different and our runners and riders cost from just a couple of hundred to several thousand pounds. However, while not all of these synths are comparable, our list should give you a good idea of what's currently on the market and help you to understand what you can get for your money.
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Analogue Solutions Telemark-k
Analogue Solutions is a British company that specialises in the manufacture and modification of analogue synth-related gear. It produces a range of synths, all utilising different architectures and methodologies, some of which emulate the design of classics from the past.
The Telemark-k is a keyboard version of the Telemark, which is itself an expanded version of the earlier Semblance synth. This in turn was manufactured as a newly recreated and MIDIfied version of the original Oberheim SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module) from 1974.
Like its older sibling the Semblance, it's aimed squarely at those musicians who are looking for that Oberheim SEM module sound - not Moog, not Arp or any other. If this sound is your bag then you should seriously think about giving the Telemark a go - you won't be disappointed.
Vermona Perfourmer MK2
Combining four discrete monophonic analogue synths into a single rack-mountable and desktop unit, the Vermona Perfourmer MK2 enables you to combine these 'channels' in different ways and play them monophonically or polyphonically.
Also onboard are a resonant low-pass filter and a VCA, while modulation comes courtesy of an LFO and ADSR envelope generator.
Predictably enough, Vermona promises that the Perfourmer MK2 sounds great, but it also believes that it's been designed to be straightforward to use.
Future Retro XS
It looks a little like Sequential Circuits Pro-One and has patching similarities with the ARP 2600 and Korg MS-20, but the XS stands up as a quality analogue monosynth in its own right. You could easily use it with other modular gear, but it's got plenty to offer on its own, too.
In fact, the XS can stand up there with the best of the analogue mono brigade, and represents the perfect route into modular synthesis.
Korg Electribe EMX-1
The EMX-1 groovebox - a tweaked version of the original Electribe - uses a combination of PCM drum samples and digital wave shapes for sound generation. Basic envelope generator controls and filter options allow the sound to be shaped, but the real power lies in the modulation section in the top-right-hand corner.
Here, an oscillator (LFO all the way up to audio rate, with BPM sync option) can be used to modulate parameters such as pitch, filter cutoff or oscillator settings. It's a relatively simple but highly effective system and the range of sounds on offer is phenomenal.
However, the outstanding step sequencer is the star of the show, making this a great choice for creating loop-based music.
Mutable Instruments Shruthi-1
Billed as "a simple synth that rocks", this hybrid digital/analogue monosynth is said to have a surprisingly wide sonic range that encompasses gritty, bleepy and warm tones.
Shruthi-1 is sold as a self-assembly kit - it's an eminently hackable instrument - and you can also choose to buy an enclosure on top of that.
Clavia Nord Stage 2
Nord's original Stage launched in 2005 and became a hit with live performers and studio bods with its great sounding organ, piano, electric piano and synth sections, coupled with versatile effects and controller functions, in a portable and easy to use package.
The Stage 2 sticks to a similar blueprint but can load user samples (beats, chords or any WAV files you like using the Nord Sample Editor) plus instruments from Nord's ever-growing sample library, extending its sonic palette infinitely.
There are new built-in samples, too, so as a one-stop piano, electric piano, organ, synth and sample playback instrument, the Nord Stage 2 is hard to beat.
Roland Gaia SH-01
Though borrowing some of its look from the original SH analogue units the Gaia is a thoroughly modern instrument that can produce fat monosynth basses, screaming leads, big rave pads and arpeggiated euphoria.
You might be a soft synth master but you just can't beat the physicality and speed of a hardware synthesizer and the Gaia positively begs you to make new sounds as soon as you engage Tone 1. It's flexible, tweakable, infinitely playable and cost-effective - a winner, in other words.
Roland Jupiter-80
The Jupiter-80 is largely based on Roland's acclaimed 'Supernatural' sampling technology, which samples every key from the instrument (instead of just a few zones) for super-realistic, dynamically smooth sounds.
It also features a virtual analogue modelled synth - which Roland calls a 'Supernatural Synth' - featuring several virtual analogue waves and the 'Supersaw' wave which debuted on the JP-8000 (and is a staple sound for Trance producers). Plus, like the Nord Stage 2, it also has sampled PCM waves, though you can't import your own currently.
Once you get to grips with its confusing sound structure and sparse interface there is very little to fault with the Jupiter-80. It's a sonically versatile, impressive and supremely powerful synth.
Novation Ultranova
In many respects, the UltraNova is a modernised version of the SuperNova, an early virtual analogue classic.
However, to describe the UltraNova as a virtual analogue synth doesn't really do it justice in terms of the range of sounds it can produce. Simple analogue-style sounds are easy to program, but digging a bit further reveals digital FM effects, chiptune-style 8-bit timbres, great evolving wavetable sounds and a range of heavily modulated modern virtual analogue patches.
With a powerful synth engine, built-in vocoder and effects, audio interface and VST integration, the UltraNova is an excellent option for anyone who's looking to step outside of the computer box.
Roland Integra-7
The Integra-7 is a two-unit rack synth featuring all the sounds from the highly regarded XV-5080 module, Supernatural sounds from the latest Jupiter-50/80 synths and V-Drums, plus all 12 virtual SRX expansion cards and seven new virtual expansions.
The I7 will be particularly appealing to media composers looking for very realistic acoustic/orchestral sounds but also to more progressive electronic heads. The sound quality is warm yet precise but definitely up-to-date and classy - this really is a one-stop sonic solution.
Clavia Nord Lead 2X
Since the release of the first version in 1995, Clavia's Nord Lead has been a standard by which other virtual analogue synths are measured.
The Nord Lead 2 X comes with more polyphony and memory than any previous version, while also boasting a higher-quality output. Use it in the studio, certainly, but also bear in mind that its easily-tweakable nature makes this a great synth for the stage.
Yamaha Motif XF
The Motif has been a big name in the workstation world since its launch in 2001, and the XF is the latest flagship version.
The XF contains just about every type of sound you could wish for, for any style of music. What's most impressive is the level of expressiveness that can be coaxed from these sounds. There's a sequencer and sampling options onboard, too.
The XF is without doubt Yamaha's best featured and best sounding workstation to date, and a great keyboard for live players, too.
Elektron Monomachine
The Monomachine has six monophonic synth engines (all DSP-based, so no analogue here), each of which is associated with a sequencer track. There are also a further six polyphonic tracks provided for sequencing of external MIDI gear.
This is a synth that encourages you to experiment in ways that would be impossible with most other synth/sequencer combinations. In fact, it comes close to providing what a large analogue modular system might offer, albeit with its own sonic character, and is a lot of fun to use.
Novation MiniNova
Despite having only recently been released, the MiniNova is already making its mark. It's based on the same synth engine as the company's UltraNova but, as its name suggests, is a more compact proposition that has some unique features of its own.
The most eye-catching of these is VocalTune, which translates into a vocoder and a built-in gooseneck mic. There's also an arpeggiator, plus an Animate function that lets you warp sounds as you play.
Teenage Engineering OP-1
The OP-1 was touted as an intuitive musical tool with a radical new approach. It offers incredible build quality that's backed up by an unorthodox but effective synth engine, excellent effects and a quirky tape recorder.
There's something inherently likeable about the OP-1. It's colourful, it's portable and using it makes us feel like we're playing with a very powerful toy.
Don't expect analogue-style synth sounds, but take the OP-1 on its own terms and you'll discover that its synth engines can create a broad range of highly usable tones.
Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver
DSI's flagship is an analogue/digital hybrid, a four-voice instrument that features four oscillators - two analogue and two digital - in a unique stereo voice architecture with a real Curtis analogue low-pass filter per channel on each voice.
The digital processing is integrated with the analogue electronics and provides feedback, distortion, bit crushing and synced delays. The result is a synth that can sound both warm and edgy, and is also a joy to program.
Moog Little Phatty Stage II
The Little Phatty experience starts with two of the juiciest analogue oscillators money can buy, and this is followed by a creamy 'Ladder' filter, an Overload dial that cranks up the gain both pre- and post-filter, four-stage envelopes and a simple but functional modulation section. There's an arpeggiator, too.
Of course, the signal path here is 100% analogue, and it doesn't take long to get acquainted with the LP's minimalist panel. So you've got a synth that sounds juicy and is effortlessly tweakable: who wouldn't go for that?
Arturia MiniBrute
The MiniBrute is a single oscillator VCO-based synthesizer allied to a 25-note keyboard, but this description does somewhat understate its sophistication.
Basses, leads and effects are all easy to create, and with no memory storage in sight, experimentation is the key. For those brought-up on synths with multiple presets and built-in effects the MiniBrute might seem like a step back into the dark ages, buy this is a great performance synth that encourages you to play.
Korg Kronos
Featuring nine sound engines, Kronos is Korg's most fully-featured workstation to date. In fact, it might be the most fully-featured workstation ever.
We haven't got the space to explain all of these features here; check out our review to discover the full scope of what it has to offer. Rest assured though that, although the Kronos may be expensive, it's pretty much in a class of its own.
Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08
Dave Smith revisited his seminal Prophet range here to introduce a new generation to the sound of polyphonic analogue synthesis.
The Prophet '08's sound architecture and sound shaping features are very comprehensive. What's more, it sounds classy, has very flexible mod routings and the eight-note polyphony allows several sounds to be stacked and split within one patch.
In short, this is the answer to many a keyboard player's dreams.
Moog Minimoog Voyager XL
The XL is a wonder to behold even before you've plugged it into your speakers. It looks like someone designed it in Photoshop under the title 'Fantasy Moog'.
This is the Aston Martin of Minimoogs and, as such, it's not easy to sum up this instrument without resorting to hyperbole. It sounds better than superb, it's a wonder to play and it's just glorious to program and listen to.
If your mission is to track down the holy grail of analogue synths then it's time to board the good ship XL.
Access Virus TI
A measure of how highly the Virus TI is thought of is that even software aficionados cite it as a piece of hardware that they'd really like to own. A virtual analogue instrument, it's available in Desktop, Keyboard (61- and 37-note) and compact 'Snow' formats, and whichever one you go for, you're guaranteed the now-classic Virus sound.
The exact specs will depend on the model you choose, but sonically, there's something for everyone here. The Virus is capable of subtle and gentle tones, but make it mad and it has a penchant for sheer, unadulterated brutality.
With a well-considered control set and easy integration with a DAW, the Virus TI is a seriously powerful synth that'll slot effortlessly into your studio.


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I'm moving into a new house next month, but the interior is a little run to say the kitchen was least.The once white but is now a dark shade of yellow and the bathroom and toilet and the less said, better. How do I clean the kitchen units to get them white again and how do I get nasty stains off the bath and toilets? Would prefer a natural remedies that I am pregnant and trying to stay away from harsh chemicals, advice welcome though. This is a rented house so can not really touch the units, after leaving my nice clean house because new neighbors from hell … sigh ….. I Greece, but they sell most of the cleaning products in the UK You are all welcome for a glass of vino if you're still going Kos! I'm going take the juice, but you're all Wecome, Thanks for the good advice, will be getting someone in to clean, I want to do if my way!
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This feature-length documentary tells the story of jockey Ron Turcotte, who, along with his legendary horse Secretariat, won the prestigious American Triple Crown in 1973. Follow along as we witness Turcotte's rise to fame, the fall in 1978 that left him a paraplegic and his emotional journey back to the people and places that marked his life. This is a road movie that delves deep into the thrilling and dangerous world of horseracing, featuring never-before-seen footage of Secretariat and appearances by Triple Crown winners Steve Cauthen and Jean Cruguet.
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For this blog I thought I would share with you some work I have put together for my Online Make Up School which hopefully will be ready to launch this month just in time for, dare I say it, Christmas...
Three years ago I couldn't even email - so it's rather scary that I'm just about to launch into the world of e-commerce with my Online Make Up Academy at the grand old age of 53. Well, I am the same age as Madonna and she's about to do a world tour!
In fact it started with her and Princess Diana along with Barbara Streisand who are all past clients of mine. This leads me into who I am trying to reach. Obviously everyone, but mainly women like me and girls like my 16 year old daughter, just starting out with make up.
For years now the web has been full of tutorials on 'how to do a celebrity look' which worries me, because I know my followers would rather have a lobotomy than look like Lady GaGa! Gorgeous though she is, they just want to look like themselves but better!
Make up trends come and go - remember when eyebrows had to be thin?!It was not a good look then and we are still suffering the consequences now when brows won't grow back. Blue and green eye shadows were once the 'IN' thing with white lipstick and tights... happy days, or were they?
We have moved on so much, in so many ways, yet still the basic understanding and knowledge of how to use and choose make up is not out there.
These before and after shots are all of my girls used in my book, they are all friends of mine who I picked to show off my technique. I wanted to show you how normal women and girls can easily be transformed. They are NOT MODELS or airbrushed. Most live in my village and have remained friends even after I have shown the world their before pics... friends indeed!
It is important to me that I show you varying ages from teenagers to 20 year olds all the way up to 70 - I would have grabbed someone 80 or 90 if I could have found them wandering by. Notice that every age can use my techniques to show off their best bits, and hide the rest - it is that easy.
Look closely at the shading and colours, it is the same for all of them. Just learn how and transform. Off you go!
The same colours and technique were used on Little Di, Lynette, Lauren and Nia.
I used:
Christian Dior quad in Beige Samurai
Rimmell bronzer flat no shimmer no.22
Coral blush - Bobbi Brown
Coral lipstick Estee Lauder
YSL lipgloss Gold
Violet mascara YSL (A fantastic alternative to harsh black)
My friend and a mother of four gorgeous kids. A fantastic example of how to get the whole package.The technique shown at its best; natural and perfect.
Eyebrows were the first thing to do, the shape is key to the technique.
Then colours - using peaches and creams, brown, bronze, taupe, coral lips and blush. There she is, natural beauty. Not over the top, just soft and natural.
FAB at 40
Little Di
Showing the same colours used on blue eyed Nia - but look how it shows the natural shade of Di's baby blues to their full affect! POW... And still looks natural.
Eyebrows softly darkened and eyes contoured with a taupe shadow in the crease. Coral blush and Coral lipstick.
Beautiful 40 plus.
I have to share our funny moment, Emma commented that she looks 'like a Spanish waiter' in the before picture!!
She doesn't... but she does look particularly gorgeous after. This is using the heather shades to show off and contrast with her beautiful green eyes. Again eyebrow shape is key to the look and clever shading to sculpt the face lifting the cheekbones and framing that elfin face.
Fantastic at 30!
Sandra has the most AMAZING Green eyes so it was a no brainer. Heathers, soft pinks, peony blush and lush rose lipstick colours coordinated and are simply perfect for a glowing soft natural look.
Eyebrows were colored with a soft powder in dark brown
Fabulous at 50
Amy our baby - at just 14!
Yes, she was 14 years old and lovely anyway but with make up I think she looks like a supermodel.
This is a more glamorous look but still maintains that natural glow using heathers just more of it, the shading is key to this look.
Again look at the eyebrow shape, defined and framing the eyes.
Notice the highlight above the lashes and below the brow and shading in the centre of the eyes.
I love this transformation, over 60 but she still has that glow and glam look.
Eyebrows - what were we thinking in the 70s?
If like Margaret you over plucked your brows fear not, a little dark powder and a brush and they are back. No pencils for thisn as it can look harsh and false so learn how to get the shape.
Heathers to bring back the glow, if you have a sallow skin these are the colours for you plus those green eyes again.
For all my friends in Hong Kong and the Far East, this is for you.
Sallow skin colour needs to be perked up but don't buy pink based foundation!
Use a yellow base tone BUT use your colours to give a glow.
Heathers again with soft pink highlighter. These are the exact same colours I used on Amy and in the same way.
Glowing is what we want and Jenny certainly is. Gorgeous.
At 20 Lauren wanted and could carry a more dramatic look, so this time instead of peach above the lashes I used gold. I put a small amount next to the eye duct - look closely and you can see. Also a lot more bronze shadow on the outer edge of the eye.
Same technique, just more of it. Keep your shades the same, eyes, cheeks and lips all the same base tone. You can see this would look wrong if I put a pink lipstick into the mix.
So keep it right, keep it in sync and all will be well.
All images were taken by Becki at Red Square photography - Brailsford
Make up available from Bennett's Ashbourne.
I will be visiting Bennett's Derby on the 10th November to do a couple of demonstrations and book signing. I would love to see you there, hope you can head along.
Keep the faith - Talk soon, love & hugs.
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Maui has some unique sights to see like Haleakala and the road to Hana, but mostly, when my family visits, we go to relax, rent a condo, and snorkel at a different beach every day. Andrew Doughty writes the best guidebooks on the Hawaiian Islands (Maui Revealed is just one in a series) and I highly recommend reading them for each island you plan to visit.
He covers every inch of the island, while I'm just going to describe the few places we visited. Unlike most guidebooks, he tells it like it is and doesn't sugarcoat anything. But as with any recommendation by anyone, do use common sense and exercise caution when venturing out into the "wild." There is so much to do there that you will really have to make some tough decisions to fit everything into a one-week vacation. Or better yet, just do a few things and come back again another year!
Snorkeling on Maui
Snorkeling is one of the most relaxing and fun things to do, so when we visit, we like to try out new beaches. One year we stayed in South Maui (south Kihei, to be exact), and snorkeled many south beaches. Another year we stayed in West Maui (Honokowai, to be exact), and snorkeled many beaches north of Lahaina. I need to mention here that the concept of an island being small can be deceiving, and that drive times from one part to another can be long, tiring drives. In fact, it is recommended that when you drive to Hana, you spend the night, and then drive back the next day. The error in calculation is that you're not covering those few miles at freeway speeds of 60 mph, so it does not represent the mileage you cover at all in an hour, especially when you include multiple stops along the way for photos and mini-hikes. In fact, the locals jokingly refer to "Hawaiian time," which loosely means "whenever you get there."
For the best snorkeling, get to the beach as early as you can, because parking is first come first served, and also, the waves pick up as the day goes on, making the water cloudier the later you go. Conditions change depending on the time of year you're there, but here are my impressions, when we visited in May:
Honolua Bay: Some parts of Honolua were crystal clear, and we saw a good variety of coral and fish, but the shoreline is rocky with no sand, so it made entry and walking in uncomfortable. There is really no place to just sit and put your gear on with all the rocks there. On a return visit to Honolua in late June, we had to forge a rocky stream to get to the beach. That is way too much trouble, given that there are other better snorkel beaches. It had also rained the day before, so the water was somewhat cloudy and there were leaves in the water.
Slaughterhouse Beach: The bay on the other side of Honolua's left. In other words, you could swim around the leftmost point of Honolua and end up in Slaughterhouse, but we drove. This was my favorite beach on this side of the island. There was ample sand at the shore to set up chairs, along with a tree to sit under. There were waves so my son could ride the boogie board we found at the condo, and even though a little cloudy from the wave action, there were lots of fish to see, and interesting rock/lava formations in the water to swim around. On my last visit to Slaughterhouse, I saw a parrotfish that was over a foot long and two turtles, when I snorkeled the right side of the bay.
Kapalua Bay: Very nice snorkel beach on Kapalua property. There's parking, restrooms, and a beach rental stand if you need to rent any gear. Snorkeling on the right side of the bay, you'll see nice coral, red sea urchins, and a good assortment of fish. Kapalua Bay is calm even when it's choppy elsewhere, because an offshore reef offers protection from the waves.
Napili Beach: Very pretty beach. Right down the middle of Napili Bay, parallel to the shore, is a long band of rocks where the fish congregate. So you can jump in the water on either end, and then snorkel down the middle to the other end. The left side of Napili Bay has exposed lava rocks and is great for looking at tide pools and seeing sea urchins. While we were there, we saw a whale breach way out in the ocean.
Kahekili Beach: A beautiful beach with lots of sand or grass to spread out on. It was pretty deep where the coral/fish were, so I didn't think it was the greatest snorkeling since I needed binoculars in my mask if I really wanted to see anything. Contrast this to the beach area right outside our condo, which was so shallow I was practically grazing the coral and my face was only a couple feet away from open-mouthed eels!
Black Rock: The rocky point separating Kahekili Beach on the right from Ka'anapali Beach on the left. The snorkeling at Black Rock is supposed to be amazing, but we've snorkeled a lot, so I didn't think it was far superior to any other place. Especially since it took us two tries (two different days) before we landed a parking space. Parking at Black Rock is extremely limited because this is Sheraton property, and there are only a few designated public parking spaces. My son and I snorkeled completely around the point to the other side and we saw the usual turtles and assortment of fish. But the most amazing thing we saw was about two inches long, clear like a jellyfish, that had a band of colored electric lights running through its body. I have no idea what this was, nor any way to describe it to look it up on the internet. It wasn't a fish, nor a jellyfish. The lights on its body lighted up in sequence, like Christmas lights do, and went from one end to the other, then started again at the front. This creature had no "head." I would have to say that this is the most interesting thing I've ever seen while snorkeling, and I've seen turtles, eels, and octopus.
Charley Young Beach, Kama'ole Beaches I, II, III: These beaches around Kihei all blur together in my head as relatively the same. They were pleasant public beaches with rocky points on each end where you could see fish. They also seemed more crowded than the beaches north of Lahaina described above. Ample parking and facilities were available.
Maluaka (Makena) Beach by the Maui Prince: Beautiful sandy beach with a shady area by a tree to set up your stuff. We were there on a perfectly calm day and snorkeled clear around the point to the left for a long ways. It's not too deep, which means you're not far above the coral and can see everything. It was perfectly calm and clear the day we were there and we saw numerous turtles, along with a Hawaiian cleaner wrasse station, which I understand is quite rare to see. My husband was the one who spotted it, because the wrasse are fluorescent colored—bright neon purple and yellow.
Ahihi Cove: Small cove right next to the road; no parking except further down the two-lane road. Very rocky and difficult to enter/exit and really not that much to see. Not worth the trouble.
Molokini: Several boat tours will take you to snorkel this partially sunken volcanic crater just off the west coast of Maui. There are multiple tour operators, they each have their own spot at Molokini, and they each have a boatload of people, so snorkeling at Molokini is not exactly a solitary experience. I also didn't really see anything fascinating there and in fact have seen more interesting things at some of the beaches we snorkeled. Don't think I'd recommend this unless you happen to like boat rides with lots of people with lunch included.
Hulopo'e Beach, Lana'i: We took the Trilogy all day Lana'i tour and I got to snorkel Hulopo'e Beach, which had some interesting coral, but really wasn't that great, snorkel-wise. I still thought the full-day trip was worthwhile though, because we saw dolphins in the ocean on the catamaran ride over to Lana'i, I got a mini bus tour of Lana'i, got to hike up the left side of the beach to see the sea cliffs, and they fed us a nice lunch before we sailed back. It was just a nice break from another day in an office cube. : )
D. T. Fleming Beach: D.T. Fleming has a real parking lot and restrooms! This is not a snorkel beach at all, but good for those who want to body surf or walk along the beach. With the shade trees, you could easily stay at D. T. Fleming all day without getting sunburned.
Oneloa: Oneloa is on Kapalua property, so there's a nice parking lot and even a shower. We went on a Saturday and the parking lot wasn't even full. When we got to the beach we could see why. Oneloa is too rough to snorkel, and while there are some good waves for boogie boarding, most of the beach is rocky, which means there's no open sandy area to stand in. There are also no shade trees. We just took some pictures and then headed home and snorkeled in front of our condo.
Haleakala National Park
Haleakala is a national park, so you will be able to find lots of information about it. The most common recommendation is to drive up to see the sunrise, which is what my brother made us do one year. He dragged us out of bed at 2 a.m. for the two hour drive up to Haleakala's summit, where we then waited, freezing, with hundreds of others, waiting for the sunrise. Part of the reason you have to leave so early is to make sure you're parked and at the summit before the actual sunrise. Believe it or not, if you don't get there early enough, you can run into a traffic jam as you get closer to the top around 5 a.m! Also understand that Haleakala is at an altitude just above 10,000 feet, so it does get quite cold in the early hours before the sun rises. Skiwear is not inappropriate, yet few pack gloves and jackets for a trip to Maui lol! And if you have any problem with high altitudes, you may feel it after ascending from sea level to 10,000 feet in only a couple hours' time. Anyone with a known low thyroid condition may be especially prone to high altitude sickness, especially if they are taking a medication like Synthroid. If you experience headaches, a rapid heartbeat, and can't breathe at high altitudes, it might be worthwhile to check out the link. Bring plenty of drinking water to stave off a headache. So was it all worth it, you ask? For me, no. Andrew Doughty covers this in his book. He says some of the Haleakala sunrises are glorious, while others are just pleasant. Why? It has to do with the cloud cover on that particular day. We must've hit it on a rather clear day, because I didn't find it extraordinary and we were so dead tired that we just drove back to the condo and went back to bed.
'Iao Needle
A pretty park, not far from the airport, with an interesting, rock formation, called, you guessed it, 'Iao Needle. It's in a very lush, tropical part of the island, there's a stream that comes down from the valley, and it's nice just to walk around and take some pictures.
Ho'okipa Beach for World Class Windsurfing and Pa'ia
Pa'ia, a town on the north side of the island, is worth a visit for the shopping, dining, and a visit to Ho'okipa Beach, which is considered one of the best places to windsurf in the world. The pros don't take to the water till after 11 a.m., when the wind picks up. We arrived very late in the day, about 5 p.m., and saw one poor fellow repeatedly trying to get up and launch from the shoreline. Eventually, exhausted, he finally gave up and came back in. The winds at Hookipa are that strong. We did see a couple of guys out there who were just flying across the water at high speed; it was incredible. A Stand-Up-Paddleboarder really impressed us–he paddled out and surfed in, all while standing and holding on to a paddle!
After that, we drove back to Pa'ia, enjoyed looking at some of the artsy shops, and then had dinner at Café Mambo, where I had an absolutely delicious crispy kalua duck salad. Looks like they also make duck fajitas, quesadillas, and burgers, if you happen to like duck, like I do. Kalua pig is the Hawaiian way of roasting a pig in an underground pit heated with hot lava rocks. It creates a smoky, moist, delicious shredded pork, and I guess you could put a duck in there and get the same results!
For dessert, or a cool treat on a hot day, there's Ono Gelato in Paia. Gelato is delicious anywhere, but of course they have the expected island flavors of lilikoi, guava, mango, pineapple, and their own concoction– Sandy Beach, which was yummy!
Makawao is a cute little artsy town uphill from Paia, on the way up towards Haleakala. We spent a morning there and if you like art, I would highly recommend it. Large, expensive ($10,000+), unique art was for sale, along with more moderate items. I bought two artsy turtle tile coasters for $25. We saw a glass blower and a painter at work that day. A number of bicyclists also pass through Makawao down Baldwin Avenue every morning, as part of the daily, morning bike tours that descend from Haleakala..
Lahaina Friday Art Night
Lahaina, on the western side of the island, has a Friday Art Night each week that we always go to because we like looking at art galleries. I don't think we've ever bought anything, but we do enjoy looking. The art quality is excellent; this is not flea market junk and some of the pieces have price tags in the $1000s or $10,000s.
Maui Swap Meet
The Maui Swap Meet is a Saturday flea market in Kahului where they sell fresh produce, food, t-shirts, art, jewelry, local food products (coconut, guava, and lilikoi jams, etc.), and pretty much anything you can think of. My son bought an old Hawaii license plate, because his roommate collects them from different states. I bought a tank top for $10, and lots of fresh produce (purple sweet potatoes, sweet Maui onions, Kula strawberries, a Maui pineapple, bell peppers, and apple bananas). After a week at our condo, I only wished I'd bought more of everything for our veggie omelets! Warning–don't buy green apple bananas–those took over a week to ripen and I took them back with us (still green) to Honolulu!
For lunch I had a mushroom-spinach crepe with a creamy white cheese sauce–it was absolutely delicious! It was also fun to watch them make it on this 3-foot tall, round cylinder that was hot on top. My husband and son grazed on empanadas, and a rice treat wrapped in ti leaves. There was lots of Filipino food available too.
The Maui Swap Meet is not far from the Kahului airport in the University of Hawaii Maui College parking lot, and was open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. when we visited in June. There was a 50 cent per person entry fee. It just happened that we flew in on a Saturday morning, so it was a convenient first stop after landing. I should mention that I have never seen the inter-island terminals so uncrowded as they were the Saturday we traveled. My brother, who lives in Honolulu, told me it's because locals doing a long weekend getaway would leave Friday and return Sunday. And Monday through Friday would have business travelers. Which makes Saturday a slower travel day. Sure enough, our return flight was on a Sunday, and there were lines for check-in and security then. The Maui Swap Meet and Saturday travel will definitely be my itinerary in future trips.
Kapalua Coastal Trail Hike
The Kapalua Coastal Trail starts at Kapalua Bay, and continues north past Namalu Bay to a rocky point, until you are at Oneloa Bay. It turns inland after Oneloa Bay, so we turned around once we reached Oneloa. The rocky point is incredibly scenic, with interesting lava rock formations that drop into the ocean. You can take lots of pictures of surf crashing onto the rocks with either Lanai or Molokai in the background. We hiked the Kapalua Coastal Trail at the end of a rainy day so it was cool, but I imagine it can get pretty hot during the day, and would suggest bringing water.
Scenic North Shore Drive from Kapalua
If you drive north towards Kapalua, there are some interesting scenic stops. Dragon's Teeth is an interesting lava formation that looks like–dragon teeth! You can park and walk out to this point, and see D.T. Fleming Beach on the right, and Oneloa Beach on the left from here. As you continue driving north, there are several scenic overlooks of beautiful beaches, and some areas have parking. A lot of times you're on a cliff looking down towards the beach, so don't plan on going swimming unless you're in the mood for a serious hike. I'm not sure if these beaches are safe for swimmers either. If you continue driving long enough, you'll run into a narrow, one-lane road, which would eventually take you all the way back to Wailuku, and you could literally circle the West Maui Mountains. We did not go that far and turned around far before that. It's an interesting day trip if you get tired of snorkeling.
Dining in Maui on a Budget
Can you dine in Maui without breaking the bank? There are places to get great food at reasonable prices. Ba-Le, in the Lahaina Cannery Mall, had good Vietnamese food. Honokowai Okazuya Deli was one of our favorites near our condo north of Lahaina. They are a hole-in-the-wall take-out place and they aren't cheap, but they make a lemon caper mahi dish that is fabulous! Maui Tacos was also not far from us and had huge, filling burritos, perfect for lunch after a morning at the beach. L&L, a standalone building in the Honokowai Times parking lot, is a local chain that serves up the standard "plate lunch" consisting of rice, macaroni salad, and an entrée on a plate. Healthier side options of brown rice and steamed veggies or salad are now offered too. It's a great place to eat if you want to become familiar with a variety of local food. Each L&L appears to offer different specialties, and I've seen Japanese, Korean, Hawaiian, and Chinese dishes, along with fresh fish offerings. Ono Kau Kau (across the street and up the road from Times in Honokowai) offered good Chinese takeout. The local grocery stores also have some decent deli selections for take-out. Then there's the old standby called McDonald's. The menu in Hawaii is actually customized for the area, and you will not only find hot apple pies there, but probably something local, like hot taro pies, which are lilac colored, sweet, and actually quite tasty! On our last visit back they were selling haupia (coconut) pies. The McDonalds here also sell saimin, which is a Japanese noodle soup that most kids here grow up eating. It's a fresh version of what mainlanders know as dried ramen noodles in soup.
T-shirts, souvenirs, and macadamia nuts
Where's the best place to get all these things you're expected to bring back to the mainland? We've actually found the most reasonably priced selection of t-shirts at the supermarkets. I got my favorite tank top at Foodland! They all have a Hawaiian section, and so does the local Wal-Mart. Long's Drugs is in nearly every community and often has sales on the local foods like chocolate covered macadamia nuts, preserved dried fruits (a Chinese snack aka see moi), arare (a Japanese snack of seasoned, crispy rice crackers), and other quite unique local goodies. A warning on the chocolate covered macadamia nuts—you get what you pay for. If one brand is significantly cheaper than others, you may only get macadamia nut chips in each bite. Other brands will advertise a whole macadamia nut center, and you pay more, but get more. The quality of the chocolate can also have a huge impact on the taste, so you might want to sample a few brands early on in your trip before making bulk purchases to take home. Being forced to sample different brands of chocolate covered macadamia nuts is rough work; think you can handle it?


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